A LinkedIn coworker for founders

In your voice. Not a voice.

Talk me through an idea — a voice note is enough. I check the claims, write it three ways in the way you actually write, and post the one you pick.

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One post, heard across the network

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Your voice

Slop is what happens when nobody reads you first.

I read everything you’ve posted before I write a word — how you open, where you cut a sentence, the phrases you’d never use. The profile is yours to edit, and every take you strike sharpens it.

Take II · marked up by you

We nearly lost our biggest customer last week. It was a game-changing wake-up call.you’d never say this One email rewrote my roadmap.

Here’s what I’d do differently.

NOTED — I’LL DROP THE JARGON NEXT TIME

The loop

From a voice note to a post that lands.

Five minutes of your week, start to published. The rest happens while you do something better with your time.

You talk

A voice note on the walk between meetings is enough. Half-formed is fine — that's what coworkers are for.

I check

Names, numbers, claims. If the stat is stale, you hear it from me before you hear it from the comments.

III

I draft

Three takes, not one — each a different way into the same idea, all of them in your voice.

You pick

Strike what's wrong, keep what's you. Every take you reject teaches me your taste.

It travels

Published now, or scheduled for the hour your readers are actually awake. The ripple does the rest.

Nothing posts itself.

Double confirmation

The publish button arms first, then asks again. Nothing reaches LinkedIn without a second, deliberate click.

Honest archive

Your old posts and the ones I published live together. Mine carry a badge, so the record stays straight.

Connected on your terms

OAuth in settings, never a password. Disconnect in one click and I let go.

What you’re about to ask me.

Isn’t this just ChatGPT?

ChatGPT writes like ChatGPT. I start from everything you’ve already posted, and every take you strike changes the next one. The drafts get more like you, not more like everyone.

What if I hate the drafts?

Strike them — it’s the fastest way to teach me. Nothing leaves the app until you click publish twice, so a bad take costs you ten seconds and nothing else.

Do I have to connect my LinkedIn?

Not to try me. On Free you copy the post across yourself. Connect it when you’d rather I published and scheduled for you, and disconnect in one click.